Atkins Makes A Masters Silver Lining

Adrienne Atkins landed silver and bronze at the national master’s track and field championships in Tullamore on Sunday. Atkins landed silver in the 800 metre M4 category clocking two minutes 36.32 seconds just 10 seconds behind gold medallist Anne Gilshinan of Menapians. Atkins then struck bronze in the M4 1500 metre posting five minutes 42.01 seconds, the race was won by DSD’s Cathryn Brady in 5:27.19. There were silver medals…

02/07/2017
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Men win in Kilcock Woods third in Clontarf

The senior men’s claimed victory at the St. Coca’s 5K in Kilcock, Kildare on Friday night. Mark Kirwan made his return since injuring his collar bone in the national road relays to take fourth place in 15 minutes eight seconds. The race was won by Clonliffe’s Ian Guiden in 14:38. Ian Conroy was just five seconds behind Kirwan in fifth place with Freddy Sittuk four seconds and one place behind Conroy….

02/07/2017
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Parkrun Round Up July 1st

Terry Keogh claimed victory in St.Annes Park posting 17 minutes 24 seconds with Eric Champ finishing eighth in 18:58. John Clohisey finished in ninth place posting 19 minutes 14 seconds with Peter Smyth one place behind in 19:31. Other finishers in St. Annes Park were; Dave Feeney 20:14, Keith Comiskey 20:20, David O’Hara 20:40, Eamon Traynor 20:48, Dean Keogh 22:40, Jenny Colbert 22:51. Robbie Beggs 23:05, Amanda Langan 23:39, Cheris…

02/07/2017
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Purdue-Smyth Takes Murphy 5 Mile

Mary Purdue-Smyth landed the Michael Murphy 5 Mile Memorial Race on Thursday evening. Purdue-Smyth clocked 38 minutes 27 seconds in the sealed handicap race held as part of the Clonliffe Grand Prix series. The time saw Purdue-Smyth lift the cup ahed of Clonliffe members Melissa Curran and Liam Hennessy. Jim Keogh was first Raheny athlete over the line in 35 minutes 46 seconds with Connor Jennings clocking 37 minutes seven…

30/06/2017
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